Originally Posted by Realclosetgreenz So have you look up and notice these planes dumping vast amounts of unknown smokey substance over the entire world?

Originally Posted by morgentaler http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/ante...ls_and_clouds/ edit 2, another link: http://www.airspacemag.com/flight-today/Flight_Lines.html "They form when water vapor from the engine cools down and condenses." Therefore, kerosene exhaust edit: I just asked someone who worked with jet fuel every day to verify. The kerosene burns very cleanly, so it's mostly water vapor, but there are still some other things like paraffin in the fuel. It depends on the overall quality of the fuel itself.

Ive grown up my whole life around planes bro including turbine engine propelled aircraft. Wich is by the way highly efficient and has very little Visible exhaust output. "Contrails" are what you are referring to and yes are the result of fuel vapor condensing, this only happens under certain atmospheric pressures and cold wheather conditions. And on the chem trail planes the "Smoke" is coming from canisters on the wings not the engines. And are you familiar with " morgellons" disease. A Newly found deposit found in the lungs of individuals who have breathed in this "smoke" .

Originally Posted by morgentaler http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/ante...ls_and_clouds/ edit 2, another link: http://www.airspacemag.com/flight-today/Flight_Lines.html "They form when water vapor from the engine cools down and condenses." Therefore, kerosene exhaust edit: I just asked someone who worked with jet fuel every day to verify. The kerosene burns very cleanly, so it's mostly water vapor, but there are still some other things like paraffin in the fuel. It depends on the overall quality of the fuel itself.

Originally Posted by We Love 1 How about the FLUORIDE in the water. That is poison too. The gov't is bad bad bad.